
Why You Should Always Make Exercise Videos of Yourself
Reasons to make a video of yourself: 1. To identify weaknesses and turn them into strengths before they become a painful injury 2. To monitor your progress.
Practical articles on movement, recovery, and everyday health, written by our chiropractors for families in Haarlem.
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Reasons to make a video of yourself: 1. To identify weaknesses and turn them into strengths before they become a painful injury 2. To monitor your progress.

I’ve been a runner since I was in high school. I suffered from years of running related injuries including shin splints, stress fractures, ITBand syndrome, and achilles tendonitis.

The hip hinge is such an important exercise that I incorporate it into almost every workshop and bootcamp class I offer. It is a movement that you perform all day every day, maybe without even.

Give it a try at home! Test your balance by standing on one leg. Take a look in the mirror – do you notice the opposite hip dropping?

Becoming a certified running gait analyst was always something I wanted to do. As a fellow runner, I absolutely love supporting other runners. I understand you.

When it comes to creating spinal stability, our breath is an essential tool. By engaging in diaphragmatic breathing, we activate the deep core muscles such as the transverse abdominis and multifidus.

Although is looks like one big muscle shaped like a trapezoid, when we talk about it’s function, we refer to it as 3 distinct muscles (see red lines).

Don’t delay going to the bathroom. It could cause your stool to harden, making it harder to poop and therefore causing more strain when you do go.
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